Northwest storm brings rain and snow as cold air moves in
A weather summary notes a storm delivering rain and snow with low snow levels to the Northwest while a large portion of the southeast experiences sunshine. Showers are forecast for Florida. The system shifts colder air across the nation, altering regional conditions today.
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Clinton accepts 2015 Dole Leadership Prize at KU
Former President Bill Clinton spoke at the Lied Center in Lawrence accepting the Dole Leadership Prize, praising bipartisanship and interdependence while noting the ongoing polarization in American life. He highlighted work with the Dole Institute, the Bush presidents, and the Families of Freedom Fund, and announced donating the $25,000 prize back to the institute to seed a new Women and Leadership Lecture Series.
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Clinton speaks on bi partisanship at Dole Prize event
Crowd in town to honor 2015 Dole Leadership Prize heard former president Bill Clinton stress compromise and working together for the greater good. Student Breanna Bell from Lawrence praised his campus remarks about shared humanity, while Tymon Wall from Winfield noted Clinton and Dole’s past rivalry didn’t matter.
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KU junior Tymon Wall meets Clinton backstage at KU event
Tymon Wall, a Kansas University junior from Winfield and member of the Dole Institute's Student Advisory Board, met former President Bill Clinton backstage before his KU speech. Wall recalls Clinton as personable and humorous, noting Clinton and Hillary watch House of Cards while Clinton prefers The West Wing. Clinton spoke on the Human Genome Project, saying 99.5 percent of DNA is identical. Tymon emphasizes cooperation on the remaining 0.5 percent. Retiree Gerald Armstrong, a Clinton supporter, recalls the former president’s comment about starting over at age 20.
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